The phrase "around the statement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing context, implications, or surrounding details related to a specific statement.
Example: "The discussion around the statement revealed various interpretations and opinions from the audience."
Alternatives: "regarding the statement" or "concerning the statement".
However, Caller a former physics teacher, who likely has more (and more direct) contact with young students than either Taylor or Gates—"claims there are not enough jobs to go around," the statement says.
"It is Hamid Karzai who owes the American people an apology, not the other way around," the statement said.
The words of the anonymous passenger, a round-faced man who has been studying the hijackers ever since they made their first moves, are spoken firmly but without emphasis, and no dead air is placed around the statement to give it extra weight.
"Their whole marketing plan has revolved around the statement 'We're Linux and we're on Intel so come to us,' and that was fine when Linux was in its formative stages, but then competitors started saying the same thing," says Dan Kuznetsky of International Data Corp. in Framingham, Mass.
His insight revolves around the statement that "Once the Internet changed the world; now the world is changing the Internet".
Add flourish or additional designs around the statement you've written.
With interest the final proceeds could easily reach around €4bn," the statement said.
"Iran has so far had no regard for its international obligations and is already exporting and threatening violence around its region," the statement said.
"The United States Attorney determined that a public announcement concerning the closing of the investigation was warranted by numerous reports about the investigation in media outlets around the world," the statement said.
"President Clinton is grateful for the support the foundation has received from more than 100,000 donors," which helped provide AIDS medication for 750,000 people, fight climate change, combat childhood obesity and build heath systems around the world, the statement said.
Elsevier's average print list price increases have consistently been among the lowest in the industry for the past several years, averaging around 5%." The statement concluded: "We believe Harvard will continue to see the value in publishing in Elsevier journals, which include a range of access options, and contributing as editors".
